Middle Mongolian Pronouns

Pronoun is to replace the term, an adjective, numerals, and the verb, and so they have more than a general term. Contemporary terms instead of the word, verb, adjective, numerals, and so on, the pronoun will have a grammar of these words, so pronoun itself is very abstract, all-embracing larger. The papers to study medieval Mongolian pronoun as the main content, learn from their predecessors assiduously on the basis of the experience, describing law, comparative law as a major research methods, through the medieval pronouns and Mongolian ethnic Mongolian language all the pronouns, Cuba Mongolian pronouns and the relatively modern Mongolian pronouns to describe himself on the Cuban Mongolian pronoun point of view, the Mongolian hope to provide a basis for research, making research results more value.The paper by the introduction, body, the conclusion of three parts.Introduction of the main topics on significance, research-related developments, the value of research, research methods.The text is divided into three chapters, as follows:The first chapter of Sino-Cuban Mongolian pronouns classified, and introduced its grammatical features.Chapter 2 will pronoun medieval Mongolian language with the Mongolian people all pronouns, modern Mongolian pronoun conducted comparative study. First, the first Mongolian to medieval first-person plural pronouns: "including" and "exclusion" to challenge the view, and select the "Secret History of Mongolia" in the above examples to prove a point. Then, summarized the medieval Mongolian pronouns, all ethnic Mongolian language pronouns in speech and grammar on the characteristics and to further investigate the origin and development. Second, historical linguistics from the perspective of the Middle Ages and modern Mongolian Mongolian pronoun pronoun conduct a comparative analysis, I discussed the Mongolian language changes in the development process point of view.The third chapter is divided into three parts. The first part of a concrete analysis of the Cuban Mongolian first-person plural pronoun bida the composition. PartⅣdiscusses Middle Mongolian third person pronoun in the modern Mongolian in the disappearance of reasons.The final part summarizes the previous analysis.